Uber and BYD announce 100k EV partnership
Uber and BYD have partnered to introduce 100,000 electric vehicles to Uber's platform, promoting electric mobility in various regions and reducing ownership costs for drivers, enhancing sustainability efforts.
Read original articleUber and BYD have announced a significant multi-year partnership to introduce 100,000 BYD electric vehicles (EVs) to the Uber ride-sharing platform. This initiative aims to facilitate the global transition to electric mobility, starting in Europe and Latin America, with plans to expand to the Middle East, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. The collaboration is expected to reduce the total cost of EV ownership for Uber drivers, thereby promoting the adoption of EVs on the platform and providing millions of riders with greener transportation options. Uber's CEO, Dara Khosrowshahi, emphasized the environmental benefits of switching to EVs, noting that Uber drivers can achieve up to four times the emissions reduction compared to traditional motorists due to their higher on-road activity. This partnership follows Uber's previous efforts to enhance EV accessibility, including collaborations with Tesla and Ford, aimed at addressing barriers such as ownership costs and charging convenience. The announcement reflects Uber's commitment to sustainability and its role as a leader in the ride-sharing industry, while BYD continues to compete with Tesla in the electric vehicle market.
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